The PHYSIOGNOMY has a considerable share in beauty, especially in that
of our own species. The manners give a certain determination to the
countenance; which, being observed to correspond pretty regularly with
them, is capable of joining the effect of certain agreeable qualities of
the mind to those of the body. So that to form a finished human beauty,
and to give it its full influence, the face must be expressive of
such gentle and amiable qualities, as correspond with the softness,
smoothness, and delicacy of the outward form.